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AI-Generated Robocalls Lead to $6 Million Fine and Criminal Charges
Democratic political consultant Steve Kramer faces $6 million in fines and 24 criminal charges for using AI-generated robocalls mimicking President Biden to discourage voting in the unsanctioned 2024 New Hampshire primary, impacting 5,000–25,000 voters, and prompting the FCC's first AI-related fines...
AI-Generated Robocalls Lead to $6 Million Fine and Criminal Charges
Democratic political consultant Steve Kramer faces $6 million in fines and 24 criminal charges for using AI-generated robocalls mimicking President Biden to discourage voting in the unsanctioned 2024 New Hampshire primary, impacting 5,000–25,000 voters, and prompting the FCC's first AI-related fines...
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36% Bias Score


Australia's Failing Tech Policy: Inaction on Misinformation, Privacy, and Online Safety
Australia's Albanese government has shown a disappointing track record on tech policy over the past three years, failing to address online misinformation effectively, enacting inadequate privacy reforms, and pushing a teen social media ban despite expert opposition.
Australia's Failing Tech Policy: Inaction on Misinformation, Privacy, and Online Safety
Australia's Albanese government has shown a disappointing track record on tech policy over the past three years, failing to address online misinformation effectively, enacting inadequate privacy reforms, and pushing a teen social media ban despite expert opposition.
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56% Bias Score


Louisiana Halts Mass Vaccination Promotion Amidst Anti-Vaccine Sentiment
Louisiana's health department will no longer promote mass vaccination, a decision attributed to growing distrust in public health institutions and influenced by Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s appointment to a key health role, prompting concerns from experts about a potential surge in preventable diseases a...
Louisiana Halts Mass Vaccination Promotion Amidst Anti-Vaccine Sentiment
Louisiana's health department will no longer promote mass vaccination, a decision attributed to growing distrust in public health institutions and influenced by Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s appointment to a key health role, prompting concerns from experts about a potential surge in preventable diseases a...
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40% Bias Score


Musk's Factual Claim, AfD Disinformation Highlight Journalistic Challenges
Elon Musk, alongside his son and President Trump, claimed at a meeting that only 10,000 government employees can retire monthly due to the location of personnel files in a Pennsylvania mine; NRC confirmed the mine's existence but not the claim's validity, prompting discussion on journalistic practic...
Musk's Factual Claim, AfD Disinformation Highlight Journalistic Challenges
Elon Musk, alongside his son and President Trump, claimed at a meeting that only 10,000 government employees can retire monthly due to the location of personnel files in a Pennsylvania mine; NRC confirmed the mine's existence but not the claim's validity, prompting discussion on journalistic practic...
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36% Bias Score


Tesla Vandalism and Sales Drop Amidst Musk Controversy
A swastika-daubed Tesla in Vienna fueled online discussions linking Elon Musk's controversial actions to anti-Tesla vandalism, despite fact-checks revealing the incident predated the controversy; Europe saw a significant drop in Tesla sales following this.
Tesla Vandalism and Sales Drop Amidst Musk Controversy
A swastika-daubed Tesla in Vienna fueled online discussions linking Elon Musk's controversial actions to anti-Tesla vandalism, despite fact-checks revealing the incident predated the controversy; Europe saw a significant drop in Tesla sales following this.
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40% Bias Score


Social Media, Misinformation, and Political Polarization in the US
A former moderate American executive's shift to supporting extreme political figures on X reflects the impact of government-led social media campaigns, highlighting the spread of misinformation and the challenge of navigating the current information landscape.
Social Media, Misinformation, and Political Polarization in the US
A former moderate American executive's shift to supporting extreme political figures on X reflects the impact of government-led social media campaigns, highlighting the spread of misinformation and the challenge of navigating the current information landscape.
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12% Bias Score

Social Media as Primary News Source for Spanish Youth Fuels Misinformation Concerns
A Eurobarometer survey reveals that 49% of Spanish youth (16-30) primarily get political and social news from social media (Instagram, TikTok, X), compared to 20% from traditional media, highlighting the risk of misinformation despite awareness among 76% of European youth.

Social Media as Primary News Source for Spanish Youth Fuels Misinformation Concerns
A Eurobarometer survey reveals that 49% of Spanish youth (16-30) primarily get political and social news from social media (Instagram, TikTok, X), compared to 20% from traditional media, highlighting the risk of misinformation despite awareness among 76% of European youth.
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32% Bias Score

Van den Ende Calls for Dutch Media Protection Against US Tech Giants
Dutch media producer Joop van den Ende launched a public campaign urging the Dutch government to protect domestic media against American tech giants like Meta, Amazon, and X, advocating for increased investment in public broadcasting and expressing support for the controversial RTL-DPG merger, despi...

Van den Ende Calls for Dutch Media Protection Against US Tech Giants
Dutch media producer Joop van den Ende launched a public campaign urging the Dutch government to protect domestic media against American tech giants like Meta, Amazon, and X, advocating for increased investment in public broadcasting and expressing support for the controversial RTL-DPG merger, despi...
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56% Bias Score

Media's Promotion of Flat-Earth Theory Raises Concerns about Misinformation
The media's coverage of a former soccer player's flat-Earth claims illustrates the dangers of prioritizing entertainment over facts, jeopardizing critical thinking and public understanding.

Media's Promotion of Flat-Earth Theory Raises Concerns about Misinformation
The media's coverage of a former soccer player's flat-Earth claims illustrates the dangers of prioritizing entertainment over facts, jeopardizing critical thinking and public understanding.
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64% Bias Score

Vance Accused of Spreading Misinformation on Scotland's Abortion Buffer Zones
US Vice President JD Vance falsely claimed Scotland's Safe Access Zones Act prohibits private prayer at home, prompting condemnation from Scottish officials who confirmed no such letters were sent and that the law only targets disruptive behavior near abortion clinics.

Vance Accused of Spreading Misinformation on Scotland's Abortion Buffer Zones
US Vice President JD Vance falsely claimed Scotland's Safe Access Zones Act prohibits private prayer at home, prompting condemnation from Scottish officials who confirmed no such letters were sent and that the law only targets disruptive behavior near abortion clinics.
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52% Bias Score

Belle Gibson's Cancer Hoax: Fraud, Backlash, and Legal Consequences
Belle Gibson, founder of The Whole Pantry app, falsely claimed to have cancer, failed to donate promised charity proceeds, and faced legal action, fines, and widespread public criticism.

Belle Gibson's Cancer Hoax: Fraud, Backlash, and Legal Consequences
Belle Gibson, founder of The Whole Pantry app, falsely claimed to have cancer, failed to donate promised charity proceeds, and faced legal action, fines, and widespread public criticism.
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56% Bias Score

Minister Accuses Valencian President of Manipulating Storm Emergency Audios
Spanish Minister Hugo Morán accuses Valencian President Carlos Mazón of manipulating October 29th emergency service audios related to severe storms, omitting 12 Aemet warnings, one specifically mentioning the worst of the storm at 3 PM, while Mazón dined until 5:30 PM.

Minister Accuses Valencian President of Manipulating Storm Emergency Audios
Spanish Minister Hugo Morán accuses Valencian President Carlos Mazón of manipulating October 29th emergency service audios related to severe storms, omitting 12 Aemet warnings, one specifically mentioning the worst of the storm at 3 PM, while Mazón dined until 5:30 PM.
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52% Bias Score
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